Millicent Omanga, alias Mama Miradi, is where William Ruto wants her to be.
William Ruto is the reason she is in DCP.
Just last week, she had a business deal approved with the involvement of a senior government official.
That does not prove she is a mole. But in politics, timing matters.
When someone moves into the opposition while still enjoying access to powerful people in government, you don't clap blindly you ask questions.
Is Mama Miradi genuinely in DCP, or is she the government's listening device inside the opposition?
Thank me later.
Wahome Mutahi — fondly known to the nation as Whispers — was the rare genius who could turn a Sunday morning into a theatre of laughter. As a columnist for the Sunday Nation, he crafted stories so witty, so sharply observant, and so richly political that you could feel your ribs loosen with every paragraph. His humour was not just comedy; it was social commentary wrapped in mischief, satire, and a deep understanding of the Kenyan soul.
Through unforgettable characters like Apep, Thatcher, Whispers Junior, and the ever-chaotic Whispers family, he built a world where everyday Kenyan struggles became hilariously familiar. And of course, readers still chuckle at the mention of his beloved watering hole — the legendary City Mortuary Bar, the place where he “irrigated his throat” as he brewed his next riotous tale.
His life, as brilliant as his pen, was cut tragically short when he died following complications from a brain tumour. Yet his legacy lives on in the echoes of laughter he left behind — a reminder of a man who used humour to hold a mirror to our politics, our absurdities, and our humanity.
IFRS 9 -The Standard That Refuses to Go Quiet
Of all the IFRS (Standards ) I’ve taught and reviewed over the years, none features more prominently than IFRS 9.
Despite being in force for several years, a careful review of many financial statements still reveals gaps in application ; sometimes by design, but often due to limited technical capacity.
One of the most fundamental shifts under IFRS 9 is in how credit losses are ,recognized , measured and reported in financial statements.
Gone are the days when impairment was a matter of management judgment or historical “bad debt provisions.”
Under IFRS 9, impairment is about Expected Credit Loss (ECL) - a structured, evidence-based model grounded on:
1️⃣ Historical default experience,
2️⃣ Current credit risk profiles, and
3️⃣ Forward-looking macroeconomic indicators.
The ECL model demands data, analytics and documentation not estimates made from instinct, experience or routine.
And that’s why IFRS 9 continues to stand out ; not because it’s new, but because it continues to challenge institutions to evolve their approach to credit risk measurement and financial reporting.
In practice, what separates compliant institutions from those merely reporting numbers is how well they’ve embedded IFRS 9 into their credit culture.
For forward-looking institutions , IFRS 9 isn’t just a reporting requirement , it’s a strategic tool for managing credit risk, pricing loans more accurately, and building investor confidence.
#IFRS9 #FinancialReporting #ECL #AccountingInsights #CreditRisk #FinancialInstitutions #Banking #IFRS #NPL
Normalize buying cash flow assets like you pay your rent or bills.
Get used to regular monthly growth of your asset portfolio.
These options don't require a lot of thinking:
~MMF top ups
~SACCO deposits
~NSE dividend stocks
~Bond fund purchases
~Offshore stocks and ETFs
This is Robert Greene.
In 1998, he wrote The 48 Laws of Power, a book so manipulative, it’s banned in prisons.
But it’s studied by CEOs, cult leaders, and world-class operators.
Here are the 10 most powerful laws out of the 48 that they hope you never figure out: 🧵
Leading the conversation, shaping the future.
At #DevCon2025, our CEO took the moderator’s seat for a powerhouse panel, unpacking solutions and sparking ideas that put youth at the heart of change.
#DevolutionConference2025
H.E President D.R William Ruto has officially launched "Kuna Form" portal by National Youth Council, a portal that will make it easy for youth to access business opportunities in government.
#InternationalYouthDay#IYD2025#iyd2025ke#IYDKakamega
Our keynote Speaker @GloriaWawia the CEO @NYC_YouthVoice has set the tone! Delivering a powerful message on the critical role of youth-led organizations in driving inclusive development and national transformation.
This is a whole movement! #YLOSummit2025
The Youth Advisory Board of the @NYC_YouthVoice met with the @SDY_Ke PS @IsmailMaalim19. The meeting focused on the NYC elections, funding for the council and building on collaborations with partners. The PS assured the Board of the @moyasa_ke's Commitment to Kenya’s Youth.
PS Mr. Julius Korir @JKorir_K in the Netherlands showcased investment opportunities in sustainable water access and sanitation to over 100 investors, fund managers,financiers, entrepreneurs and knowledge institutions specifically in PPPs, blended financing and Climate Financing.
Enough is Enough!
NYC in collaboration with @NGAAF_KE has kicked off #16DaysOfActivitism2024 campaign against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide. Through this campaign we invite the youth to share views via the link below https://t.co/v2TmObq3Eb
Participated in the 8th National Development Implementation Committee's (NDIC) Governance and Public Administration Sub-Committee meeting at Harambee House, chaired by Dr. @ray_omollo , PS Interior and National Administration. Among other key areas of discussion aligned with the realization of the Bottom Up Economic Economic Transformative Agenda (BETA), I led my team in apprising the meeting on the progress made in developing the Government’s Legislative Agenda Tracking Information System (LATIS).
LATIS is a ground-breaking tool that leverages technology to digitize and streamline the tracking and reporting of progress in Government’s policy and legislative reform efforts. It is designed to enhance operational efficiency by ensuring timely and continuous monitoring of policy and legislative proposals. The tool aims to ensure compliance with standard norms and legal requirements for the development of policy and law, improve transparency, accountability as well as provide greater information management capacities. The appraisal sets the stage for the piloting phase of LATIS’ Bills Module.
Dr. Salome Beacco, PS Correctional Services, and Dr. @AbdiDubatF , PS EAC were also present at the meeting.